This happened a few days ago. Evan was playing outside when suddenly he ran into the house, closed the door and locked it. He was playfully trying to lock his nanny out of the house. For a moment he was happy laughing at her, but not for long though. Soon after he found out that he couldn't unlock the door and his nanny couldn't open it from outside, he began to panic. He started banging at the door crying.
Lucky for him (and us too) his grandma was in her room that time, so no need to break the door. But before she helped him, she secretly took a few shots of her panic little grandson with a camera phone. She tried hard not to laugh when she took these :)
Lucky for him (and us too) his grandma was in her room that time, so no need to break the door. But before she helped him, she secretly took a few shots of her panic little grandson with a camera phone. She tried hard not to laugh when she took these :)
He begged his nanny to open the door from outsideAfter the door was opened, his grandma made him promise not to play with keys anymore. Hmm... let's see.
Lesson learned:
1. Never leave a key hanging on the door, he can accidentally lock himself in the room.
2. Have somebody ready to take pictures when he does silly things andpost them use them as reminder if he forgets his promise, lol.
1. Never leave a key hanging on the door, he can accidentally lock himself in the room.
2. Have somebody ready to take pictures when he does silly things and
Have a good weekend!
oh! this is one of my fears.. my little boy is always playing with everything, im afraid he might lock himself in a room... or something like that!
ReplyDeletethis is one of my fears too! that's why I don't let them play with keys! So far, they haven't locked themselves on any room! :)
ReplyDeleteleft a comment on your cbox: I've an art activity which Evan can do and have fun while doing! :)
Take care!
One of the lessons they should learn. Also us parents.
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